Fearless Communicators Tribe

Do you remember, the days you watched an English movie in school? Was it useful? How was it useful?  Just watching movies in English won't help you improve your English, but why not? Because you don't understand most of the content, if you don't understand it, you are not studying. I remember watching Hollywood movies in school and learning zero English.  Should we forget about the movies? Should we forget about TV shows? NO, In fact, they are very powerful tools that can improve your spoken English much better than textbooks. Watch the video to find out why? And How to use movies to improve your English without wasting your time? For more tips, tricks, and hacks to improve and quicken your English speaking, keep following my channel. You can also connect with me at https://jainsurabhi.com/

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Listening to English stories can enhance your Spoken English Subconsciously.

We have accepted and relish Western food, for instance, Chinese, Italian. We have also adopted western clothing, for example, Jeans, coats- suits, as if they were always a part of our Indian culture itself. Why is it that we are still apprehensive about English speaking? We still feel hesitant, afraid, uncomfortable, less confident, when it comes to using this language in our day-to-day lives.

Usage of the English language in India is not so new. In 1835, Raja Ram Mohun Roy's idea of English education in India became an official policy, and the foundation of the kind of ‘New India’ was laid. Lord William Bentinck, the then Governor-General of British East India Company passed the legislative Act of the council of India- the English Education Act 1835. Under this act, financial support was given to the establishments teaching a western curriculum, with English as the language of instruction. Measures were taken to promote English as the language of administration and of the higher law Courts. This made English one of the languages of India, rather than simply the native language of its foreign rulers.

Fear is, what stops us. Fear of trying something new. Fear of the unknown. Fear of being embarrassed. Fear of being judged.

Sometimes we have huge aspirations, big goals but we are afraid of failures, afraid of taking that big step, fear of taking a bold decision. Today, I will not tell you, not to be afraid, to not to feel fear. Because the best part is even if you fail you will realize that it was not that bad. It was not that awful. So, here I share a few tips which will help you go ahead, even if you feel afraid of speaking English, it is perfectly fine to feel so.

“My English is good, still I fumble when I speak with anyone.”

What can be more painful, hurtful, and frustrating than this? Even when you have a good command of Grammar, vocabulary pronunciation, then too you usually, get stuck, nervous, scared, or lack confidence, when you speak in front of a group of people. Do you wish there would have been some powerful tricks to overcome these negative feelings and this huge problem of fumbling? Here, I share 7 easy Hacks to solve your problem.

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Scientists and research state that you get less than 7 seconds to create that first great impression. A lot needs to be accommodated in these 7  seconds. I am sharing 20 very easy-to-remember hacks with you, which will help you impress anyone at a subconscious level.

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